2 years ago

Calculate the weight of each of the following masses on earth. Show working

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1 answer:

padilas [110]2 years ago

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W=mg

a. W=0.01*9.81=0.0981N
b. W=3.6*9.81=35.316N
c.W=0.713*9.81=6.99453N

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